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‘Idol’ alum pastor guilty of murder; lover read ‘kill her’ text
A jury convicted former Ohio music pastor and 2013 “American Idol” contestant Caleb Flynn in the fatal shooting of his wife. Prosecutors alleged a staged break-in; the defense said no gun was found.
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SSPX Leader: ‘We Told the Pope We Can’t Agree’ Before Consecrations
Fr. Davide Pagliarani said the SSPX told the pope it “cannot agree” before moving ahead with episcopal consecrations, according to LifeSiteNews and Integrity Magazine.
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Ky. AG sues ex-Biden aide’s group over state fair ‘Abortion Pills’ banner
Kentucky’s attorney general filed a civil case against Mayday Health after a plane flew an “Abortion Pills By Mail” banner over Louisville and the Kentucky State Fair, according to the lawsuit and The Christian Post.
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‘No Gay Gene’: Ruth Institute video challenges ‘Born This Way’
In a new video highlighted by LifeSiteNews, Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse argues the LGBT slogan “born this way” is unsupported by genetics and twin studies, and cites researcher Lisa Diamond on sexual “fluidity.”
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‘Christ is King’ shirt puts Southern Miss coach in the spotlight—“worth it”
The Christian Post reports the Southern Mississippi head coach wore a “Christ is King” shirt at the Eagle Walk and later said the attention was “worth it” if it pointed people to Jesus.
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Graphic anti-abortion ads confront Trump on ABC; NBC, CBS next
LifeSiteNews says Randall Terry and 10 congressional candidates are airing graphic TV spots that call on President Trump, the DOJ, and GOP lawmakers to do more against abortion.
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Pastor: Lawyer Owed $4.4M, Promised ‘No Defense’—Then Died
Rev. Delman Coates alleges a Rhode Island attorney ran a lending fraud tied to a condo project and left a multimillion‑dollar tab before his death.
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What conservative men want in a wife—and why Mary is the model
A source describes Wade Searle’s monologue arguing for femininity, family, and a Catholic model centered on the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Second Lawsuit Hits SUNY Broome Over Christian Leader Rules
Campus Bible Fellowship says SUNY Broome’s policy bars it from requiring Christian leaders; a separate InterVarsity case is already pending.
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Newsom Makes Eid State Holidays; Critics Call It ‘Sharia’
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law giving Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha official state-holiday status. Muslim state workers can take the days off, and public schools may choose to close. Critics call it preferential and warn of “Sharia” influence.
